Cowboys Acquire George Pickens - What Are Their Super Bowl Odds?

The Dallas Cowboys acquired mercurial wide receiver George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers on Wednesday morning, and we're looking at their latest odds to win the Super Bowl, NFC, and NFC East.

Esten McLaren

Last updated: May 7, 2025 7:35 AM EDT • 2 min read

Cowboys Odds to Win Super Bowl, NFC & NFC East After George Pickens Deal — Pictured: Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens (14) reacts after a catch. Photo by Tommy Gilligan via Imagn Images.

The Dallas Cowboys acquired wide receiver George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers early Wednesday morning, and we're looking at the Cowboys' Super Bowl odds - as well as their odds to win the NFC and NFC East - following the deal.

The full trade has Pickens heading to Dallas in exchange for a third-round pick and a late-round pick swap, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

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🏆 Cowboys Super Bowl odds

The Cowboys' best odds to win the Super Bowl following the Pickens acquisition are +7000 via DraftKings. Those odds represent an implied win probability of 1.41%, and a winning $10 bet would return a profit of $700.

Dallas' shortest Super Bowl odds of +5000 from BetRivers represent a 1.96% implied win probability and would return a $500 profit on a winning $10 bet.

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💰 Cowboys best bets for 2025

The Cowboys have an NFL win total of 7.5 for the 2025 season across our best NFL betting sites. Over 7.5 wins (-110 via BetRivers) is the best bet on the team following the addition of Pickens.

I have a difficult time backing them to win the NFC East (+800 via BetMGM) in a division including the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, the vastly improved Washington Commanders, and a New York Giants team that should be better this year.

The Cowboys went 7-10 last season - their last under the tutelage of head coach Mike McCarthy, after recording 12 wins in each of the three previous seasons. Brian Schottenheimer was brought in as head coach, and he'll lead an offense with QB Dak Prescott, receivers CeeDee Lamb and Pickens, and running backs Javonte Williams and Jaydon Blue.

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Esten McLaren

Esten is the Senior Publishing Editor for SportsbookReview.com. He has been in the sports betting industry since the legalization of mobile sports betting in New Jersey, and with SportsbookReview prior to the launch of sports betting in Ontario. Esten's previous stops include the USA TODAY network, including GolfWeek. He previously worked in the fantasy sports industry, with FNTSY Sports Network, theScore, and USA TODAY. Esten graduated from the College of Sports Media with a diploma in Radio and Television Sports Broadcasting after acquiring a degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Guelph. He has appeared on FNTSY Sports Network, VSiN, and VSiN's Long Shots podcast, where he correctly called Will Zalatoris as the winner of the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship. Esten is a big proponent of the entertainment side of sports betting and loves to dip his toes into the novelty and alt-markets while chasing long shots with reduced wagers on golf outrights and futures markets. He's also been known to sprinkle some lunch money on touchdown-scorer parlays with two notable hits still funding his bankroll. Esten looks at sports betting much like golf and advises beginner bettors to compete against themselves rather than being concerned with what others may or may not be doing based on social media claims.